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We discussed how you said nothing changed. I explained what did.
It still is a 4th Gen...I do agree and have agreed it looks similar.
You said to drop the discussion. Agree to disagree.
It looks the same just like some say all trucks look the same today. I know immediately what is different. But I agree it isn't a big change, but if they held off on claiming the huge new changes...it would be just like buying a 2018 when you have a 2017.. except this time buying a 2019 is much different than buying a 2018.
When the actually new body desognation happens...we can discuss it again. Until then I will just agree to disagree.
You know the All new Cummins looks just like the 2018...but 1000 lb ft.
Thanks for the pic though. I never liked white trucks, now I own one lol
It still is a 4th Gen...I do agree and have agreed it looks similar.
You said to drop the discussion. Agree to disagree.
It looks the same just like some say all trucks look the same today. I know immediately what is different. But I agree it isn't a big change, but if they held off on claiming the huge new changes...it would be just like buying a 2018 when you have a 2017.. except this time buying a 2019 is much different than buying a 2018.
When the actually new body desognation happens...we can discuss it again. Until then I will just agree to disagree.
You know the All new Cummins looks just like the 2018...but 1000 lb ft.
Thanks for the pic though. I never liked white trucks, now I own one lol